The Bandit 900 is the single-size swag in the line: 900mm (35in) wide, 2150mm (85in) long, 850mm (33.5in) to the ridgepole. The shell is 400gsm 65/35 proofed poly-cotton canvas, fully seam-sealed, dropped onto a 550gsm HF-welded PVC bucket floor. Inside is a fitted 70mm (2.75in) hi-density foam mattress, so it's a real bed, not a bag with a pad shoved in.
It's free-standing on 9.5mm T6 anodized aluminium dome poles with a trigger-lock adjustable ridge pole, so it pitches on the ground or sits on a stretcher without changing your kit. Four-way entry plus four gusseted all-weather awnings give you cross-flow venting in the heat and full zip-down storm covers when the weather turns. Poly-cotton breathes, so it manages condensation better than a synthetic shell on a cold night.
Bare canvas runs about 13kg (29lbs) — this is a vehicle-based bedroll, not a backpacking tent. It rolls to 37in long by 15.7in diameter and ships in an oversized carry bag with grab handles at both ends. Backed by a 2-year warranty.
